The world’s first clinically approved, non-drug treatment for osteoporosis

Effective treatment

Low-Intensity Vibration improves balance, stability and co-ordination in just 10 minutes, restoring movement, flexibility and freedom

World’s first

Marodyne LiV is the world’s first advanced bio-mechanical therapy certified to encourage bone growth, build muscle mass and strength, and stimulate blood circulation and lymphatic flow

How it works

Low-Intensity Vibration improves balance, stability and co-ordination in just 10 minutes, restoring movement, flexibility and freedom

Changing lives

Marodyne LiV is helping people to enjoy happier, healthier, and more independent lives

Globally, osteoporosis affects more than 200 million people.

A health epidemic

Osteoporosis is a global epidemic. Every year, millions of people have to live with the debilitating effects of this life-limiting condition. Osteoporosis develops when the body loses bone mass, or doesn’t make enough bone to replace what has been lost. Over time it causes bones to become weak and brittle, making painful fractures and breaks more likely. Across the world, osteoporosis is leading cause of fractures of the hip, spine, and wrist in the over 50s. Every year, 1.6 million hip fractures occur worldwide – affecting mobility and dignity. But it doesn’t need to be this way.

  • 40% are unable to walk independently after a hip fracture
  • 60% require assistance 1-year after a hip fracture
  • 86% more likely to experience a fracture in the future

Marodyne LiV – Low-intensity Vibration (LiV) is a unique approach to improving muskuloskeletal health. Developed for astronauts and based on ground-breaking science, it’s transforming treatment for those with osteoporosis and bone diseases. Hundreds of scientific studies have established that LiV is a safe and effective treatment for osteoporosis, muscle weakness, circulation and immobility. Marodyne LiV is helping people enjoy independence and do the things they love, for longer – without the need to turn to drugs.

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